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Ex-Federal Prosecutor Sues Trump Over Sudden Dismissal After Appointment

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Roger Rogoff, a former federal prosecutor in Washington, has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration after being removed from his position just minutes after a panel of federal judges appointed him. The lawsuit argues that federal judges have the authority to select interim federal prosecutors until a Senate-confirmed appointee is in place. Rogoff's dismissal raises concerns about the administration's control over federal justice appointments and the legality of such actions. This case highlights ongoing tensions between federal judges and the Trump administration regarding the appointment and confirmation process for federal prosecutors.

Key Details: • Rogoff was appointed by federal judges but dismissed within an hour on the same day. • The lawsuit claims the dismissal violates constitutional law regarding judicial appointments. • Rogoff's case is part of a larger pattern of conflicts between federal judges and the Trump administration over prosecutor appointments.

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Donald TrumpDepartment of JusticeTodd BlancheWashingtonWashington stateRoger Rogoff

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